Forget-me-not

How long, O LORD? Will you forget me forever? How long will you hide your face from me? How long must I bear pain in my soul, and have sorrow in my heart all day long? How long shall my enemy be exalted over me? Psalm 13:1-2, NSRV In my ministry as a hospital chaplain, I have grappled with a theology that would be applicable and practical for those who are in a state of disorientation struggling to find meaning in the face of grief when they enter those hospital doors. Disorientation is

Angelou she said “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said; people will forget you did; but There is a time that everyone feels like that. There is one woman that makes a quote it was Maya people will never forget how than feel. I think that is true because people will forget what we do but will not forget how we made them feel. She had to have a bad background because that is a bad thing or some time it can be a good thing. I like this quote because IT REAL THERE IS NO ONE WHO NEVER

that if your sister forgets to pick you up. This is exactly what happens to me every single day.  Megan Elizabeth Malloy is the absolute most forgetful person I have ever known. She forgets everything you tell her. For example, if I told her my wedding date she would forget and not show up to my wedding. But, despite her forgetfulness in every single situation I still love her because she is my incredible older sister. Megan Elizabeth Malloy reflects the most likely to forget their lunch award in

sporting event or they could have lost a loved one. For instance, one thing that has made me realize something about myself was when my grandmother died. My grandmother, just like Maria Gatta, passed away due to cancer. She was a very important aspect of my life and when she passed it made me realize a few things about my character and life. It showed me that it is more important to remember than to forget and that I can bounce back from problems. Overall, everyone learns a lesson from all events

a role in bringing this amount of joy to mother fills my heart with an overwhelming happiness and to know it would never have been possible without you. Your kindness, overwhelmed me. Your generosity, left me an aww. Your faithfulness inspired me. Elder I am not ashamed to admit, you left a lasting impression on me. I can only aspire

could see the rain pouring down onto the track. It was the fall of my fourth grade school year. I was at Goddard Middle School for my fourth grade cross country meet. My fourth grade cross country race shaped me to be the person I am today by showing me the feeling of winning and it taught me sportsmanship. The rain, a monster, had been going on all day. People waited patiently around the track to hear if the meet would be cancelled. The rain was starting to form puddles of mud all over the wimpy

showing me the way. I'm not supposed to count When nothing goes in vain. I should not sob When things aren't going my way. I should just surrender . That is the best way. However my enemy is dare. He is powerful and slayer. I should not forget He is the one who writes the play. I should not be afraid When he is my stay. I should not forget Im just a clay. I should not be afraid When he is my ray. If I go astray He will turn my way. He loves me And I love His way. He loves me And I

Memory is very important because it can help people reflect on the past, make sure terrible things don’t happen again, and make sure you don’t forget what truly happened. First of all, in the book Night Elie demonstrates not forgetting things that happened to him and other people so that it won’t happen again. In chapter 3, Elie states “Never shall I forget that night, the first night in camp, that turned my life into one long night seven times sealed.”

“Never Shall I Forget” by Elie Wiesel and “We Remember Them” by Sylvan Kamens & Rabbi Jack Riemer are poems that have their similarities and differences. In the poem “Never Shall I Forget” Elie Wiesel describes the environment in the Holocaust and how we should never forget a tragic memory. In “We Remember Them” Sylvan Kamens & Rabbi Jack Riemer talk about how we should remember our past. Even though the message in both poems are expressed differently there are some similarities and differences because

First, “360 DJS” is a good app for me and it’s free on computers or laptops. You can write every expiration date which is important for you, and the app will show how much time left such as 1 day, 5 hours, 6 minutes, and 6 seconds that you can check; for the important festivals, you can find in the app because the app have already record every important festival automatically, such as Chinese New Year, and the app will briefly introduce the festivals in one or two sentences; you can also write the